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portada The COIN of the Islamic Realm: Insurgencies & The Ottoman Empire, 1416-1916 (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
Inglés
Pages
290
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.7 cm
Weight
0.43 kg.
ISBN13
9780578749457

The COIN of the Islamic Realm: Insurgencies & The Ottoman Empire, 1416-1916 (in English)

Timothy R. Furnish (Author) · R. R. Bowker · Paperback

The COIN of the Islamic Realm: Insurgencies & The Ottoman Empire, 1416-1916 (in English) - Furnish, Timothy R.

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Synopsis "The COIN of the Islamic Realm: Insurgencies & The Ottoman Empire, 1416-1916 (in English)"

Countering terrorist groups is one of the most important military, intelligence, and foreign policy issues in the world today. Over three-quarters of global terrorist organizations claim Islam as their motivation, according to the US State Department's official figures. Most wage violent jihad in order to extend the reach and severity of Islamic law, and to (re)establish a caliphate. They are thus an insurgent threat to existing Muslim states, as well as a terrorist danger to the West. Works on this issue deal almost entirely with how Western powers have fought terrorism and insurgencies: the French in Algeria, the Brits in Malaysia, the Americans in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan, for example. But Islamic states have had to fight their own Muslim insurrections, across space and time. The Ottoman Empire is the best example of this. Controlling territory on three continents (Asia, Europe and Africa) and lasting for over 500 years, the Ottoman caliphate was challenged by many movements that declared jihad in the name of a competing brand of Islam. Both these insurgencies and Ottoman counterinsurgent responses are worth studying in their own right. But they may also provide insights into how modern versions of these movements could be parried-and defeated. This work is the first book-length treatment of the topic matter, written by an expert in Islamic history with experience in the field of counterterrorism and counterinsurgency.

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